NURSE'S AIDES ROLLS CLOSING This is the final week for enroll¬ment in the May class of Red Cross nurse's aides, it was pointed out by office staff members. The classes, needing women be¬tween the ages of 18 and 50 who are free to devote their best ef¬forts to the enterprise during the six weeks' three-hour-daily train¬ing period and a succeeding 150 hours of volunteer work, must be filled by the end of this week. Kent S. Bramwell, first aid director for the Red Cross chapter in Weber county, said persons who have taken first aid training will find the nurse's aide work com¬paratively easy, a statement in which Mrs. L. G. Diehl, chairman of nurse's aides, concurred. "If the threatened registration of women for selective service goes through, this may be the last class in which volunteers may register for the training," Mrs. Diehl said. "After the 'draft' of women goes into effect, only those selected by the government can do this clean, easy and thoroughly necessary work." NEW FIRST AID STUDY PLANNED Standard and Advanced Training Offered This Week A group of new first aid classes will start this week in various centers. Tonight in room 213 of the Central building, Weber college, the Sempre Musical society will commence the standard class. Mrs. S. P. Dobbs will be the instructor. On Tuesday night, at Mound Fort school, commencing at seven-thirty, an advanced class will start. The nucleus of this class will be air wardens who desired additional training. The class will be for 10 hours, and anyone is invited to attend who is interested in advanced credit. They must have passed the standard first aid course. Vernon Elliott will be the instructor. For Railroaders On Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, three-thirty to five-thirty p.m., a standard course will start for all those interested. Workers of the U.P. roundhouse will be members of this class. The second lesson of advanced first aid may be obtained at the L.D.S. nineteenth ward chapel Thursday evening at seven-thirty. Johanna Griffith is instructor. Classes will begin Thursday and Friday for more civilian defense volunteers, including air wardens, volunteer firemen, etc. Two classes will be organized in the Weber college West Central building (red building) for Thursday evening at seven-thirty and another one for Friday evening in the same building, same time. Instruction is being given to the personnel of two first aid highway stations, one at the Kendall store in Uintah, and the other at the Lloyd Berrett service station in Roy. One other highway station in operating, at the C.L. Johnson store in Hooper. Seven other highway stations are being planned at strategic positions. Special Session A special meeting of all first aid instructors has been called, by Kent S. Bramwell, first aid director, for next Saturday evening from six-thirty to eight-thirty in the Utah Power auditorium. Dr. R. L. Draper, medical advisor of the first aid committee, will be in attendance. CLASSES BEGUN BY NURSE AIDES Coast Representative Maps Procedure, Lauds Ogden Program Red Cross nurse aide corps, Unit No. 3, has started evening classes with full quota, composed of women and girls employed in daytime and busy housewives who prefer and evening course. Dr. E.R. Dumke, chairman medical civilian defense, welcomed the group, expressing enthusiasm for the splendid service which nurses’ aides are rendering throughout the U. S. in line of defense. Miss Ruth Ellis, Red Cross nursing field representative, from San Francisco, gave a brief outline of Red Cross procedures with relation to the work nurses’ aides and complimented Ogden on its successful program. A.T. Barrett, chairman of Weber county chapter disaster preparedness committee explained where Red Cross nurses’ aides would report and how they would serve this community in time of disaster. Members of the nurses’ aide committee and Mrs. Ellen Price, chairman of unit II assisted Mrs. O. C. Hammond, instructor, with the enrollment of the third corps. Members of unit No. 3 are as follows: Mrs. Eva Young, Mrs. Marguerite Woods, Mrs. Phyllis Shorten, Mrs. Virginia Sawyer, Mrs. Bernice Rowse, Mrs. Evelyn Olsen, Mrs. Annabelle Mellis, Mrs. Myrtle Matthies, Mrs. Antoinette Kavarik, Mrs. Henry D. Johnson, Mrs. Vera Mae Hunt, Mrs. Ellen Hunsaker, Mrs. Anna Dieu, Mrs. Lydia F. Deming, Mrs. Margie Bell, Mrs. Charlotte Dean, Mrs. Mae Barnes, Mrs. Merle Schaffer, Mrs. Irene H. Cutler, Mrs. Leota Blackman, Mrs. Woodrow Bingham, Miss Laverne Anderson, Miss Tessie Harames, Miss Mary Horspool, Miss Ellen LaPray, Miss Christie Page, Miss Dott Schofield, Miss Jean Sorensen, Miss Martha Zinn, Miss Ann Bergquist, Miss Colletti. L.B. YOUNG PLACED IN DISASTER GROUP Announcement of LeRoy B. Young’s appointment to the Weber county Red Cross chapter disaster committee to replace L. H. Griffin as co-chairman of the rescue division was made Monday by A. T. Barrett, disaster chairman. Mr. Young, a local attorney, was introduced into the organization upon Mr. Griffin’s resignation to enter active army service at Camp W. G. Williams OGDEN INTENDS TO BEGIN SWIM COURSE MONDAY Classes Slated at Two Pools; Ability Will Determine Group Ogden’s greatest “learn to swim” campaign will get underway Monday, with classes starting at the municipal pool at Lorin Farr park and the Weber gymnasium under competent Red Cross instructors. Life guards will be present at all times, and classes have been arranged so that persons with different swimming abilities will be placed in separate groups. The campaign is being sponsored jointly by the American Red Cross, the Weber gymnasium and the Ogden city recreation department, under direction of Floyd Taylor, city recreation supervisor; Reed Swenson, Weber gym director and Kent S. Bramwell, Red Cross director of water safety. Red Cross certificates will be issued to all those completing the classes. The swimming schedules are as follows: Municipal pool, boys, nine a.m. to eleven a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday; girls, nine to eleven a.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. Recreational swimming, eleven a.m. until two p.m. each day. From two p.m. until five p.m., a charge of 15 cents per person will be made, and from five p.m. until closing, a charge of 25 cents. Special instruction will be given by appointment. Weber gymnasium-Girls, (beginners), one to three p.m. each Monday, Wednesday and Friday; boys, (beginners) one to three p.m. each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; women’s hours, seven p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday; five p.m. to six-thirty p.m. Water safety class on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Men’s hours, twelve o’clock noon daily. Five p.m. to six-thirty p.m. water safety class, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Intermediate and advanced swimming, four p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Mixed swimming (juniors), six-thirty p.m. to seven-thirty p.m. Friday; seven-thirty p.m. to nine p.m. Friday and Saturday. Mixed swimming (adults), five p.m. to six-thirty p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday; seven-thirty p.m. to nine p.m. daily. Admission fees: Juniors, fifteen cents; adults, twenty-five cents.